The Meagre Monday –
Sewing in yarn-ends and life of an artist I was so full of hope and optimism, I really thought I would get it done. Motivated by @jonalyn2020‘s amazing crochet skirt […]
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How I made a controversial mixed media art installation
Trigger warning: I will speak about body shaming, domestic violence, sexism, and ageism in this post. If you are more interested in the knitting, crochet and embroidery techniques hop to […]
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5 unexpected ways to cope with rejection
There will be those days when a customer does not book your service, when your best planned out fashion designs are frowned over, when your cutest amigurumi does not win […]
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My art is a mess
I woke up today drank a coffee and after a look at my to-do list pondered to get some much more potent stuff… Joking, besides that I am not learned […]
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The Ixia leggings from Modd – are they for your body?
Yes, these are pair of leggings.No, they do not fit.Does this make me sad? No, because I never planned to wear them. Now after I have confused you completely, I […]
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Visible Invisible – an exhibition with art and excitement
It’s Friday (ok, while you read this its perhaps not Friday :-DDD) and I am writing a #needleworkmonday post, wow, first time for me to plan ahead. But there is […]
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How my creative brain works
Changing a dress into an artistic statement Last week I showed you a fluffy pastel coloured gathered dress, a dress which perhaps would satisfy every pre-puberty girly dream of being […]
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Sewing a fairy tale – the star-money dress
Its Monday again and I am writing about art again and perhaps I will do this every Monday until the exhibition is set up in February :-DDD But do not […]
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Visible Invisible – sewing an artwork
It’s the month of art for me. In February and March, I have exhibitions upcoming and in Mai also. And after you all commented so supportive last week, I today […]
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Bloody home decoration made from yarn and clay
3 days into the new year and I already start with a confession: For years I only admired needlework home decoration from afar. As prolific as I am in knitting […]
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